Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th November, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Unofficial results of Punjab by-elections show low turnout and allegations of rigging.

Pakistan condemns Indian defense minister’s remarks about Sindh, calling them dangerously revisionist.

Finance ministry prepares a reform package for the IMF amid concerns over foreign investment.

FCC returns appeal to the Supreme Court in the judges’ transfer case, sparking legal battles.

Hat-trick hero Usman and Babar’s half-century lead Pakistan to the Tri-nation series final.

Government urged to cut taxes ahead of the 5G rollout, with auctions planned by February 2026.

Pakistan and the EU commit to enhancing trade and investment ties during recent discussions.

APHC raises concerns over detained leaders, demanding their immediate release amid worsening conditions.

Three TTP terrorists killed in Dera Ismail Khan, as security forces continue operations in KP.

Gold prices rise by Rs2,300 per tola, reflecting fluctuations in domestic and global markets.

US EXIM to invest $100 billion in critical mineral projects across Egypt, Pakistan, and Europe.

Pakistan officially connects to one of the world’s fastest undersea cables, boosting internet connectivity.

Malaria vaccine price cut aims to protect seven million more children by 2030, a significant health initiative.

Experts warn that mind-altering weapons pose a global threat, blurring lines in military technology.

Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025 sees Pakistan Shaheens clinch the title after a nail-biting Super Over.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!